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Ham on the Bone Boiled with Cabbage. 😙
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Ham on the Bone Boiled with Cabbage. 😙

Maureen 😀
Maureen 😀 @Moe131
Liverpool England

A ham comes from the upper rear leg, while a shank would be the section farther down the leg. But some hams are cut to contain a portion of the leg. Shanks also turn up as ham hocks.
I use the upper leg ham shank or ham hock.
The other section down is really salty and stinks when boiling.
The upper ham you can roast too makes lovely Sandwiches. The lower end which is salty has to be boiled and rinsed to remove the excess salt but is used for making Pea and Ham Soup an old recipe that our Grandparents used alot or cooked with cabbage and potatoes boiled.

A ham comes from the upper rear leg, while a shank would be the section farther down the leg. But some hams are cut to contain a portion of the leg. Shanks also turn up as ham hocks.
I use the upper leg ham shank or ham hock.
The other section down is really salty and stinks when boiling.
The upper ham you can roast too makes lovely Sandwiches. The lower end which is salty has to be boiled and rinsed to remove the excess salt but is used for making Pea and Ham Soup an old recipe that our Grandparents used alot or cooked with cabbage and potatoes boiled.

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Ham on the Bone Boiled with Cabbage. 😙

Maureen 😀
Maureen 😀 @Moe131
Liverpool England

A ham comes from the upper rear leg, while a shank would be the section farther down the leg. But some hams are cut to contain a portion of the leg. Shanks also turn up as ham hocks.
I use the upper leg ham shank or ham hock.
The other section down is really salty and stinks when boiling.
The upper ham you can roast too makes lovely Sandwiches. The lower end which is salty has to be boiled and rinsed to remove the excess salt but is used for making Pea and Ham Soup an old recipe that our Grandparents used alot or cooked with cabbage and potatoes boiled.

A ham comes from the upper rear leg, while a shank would be the section farther down the leg. But some hams are cut to contain a portion of the leg. Shanks also turn up as ham hocks.
I use the upper leg ham shank or ham hock.
The other section down is really salty and stinks when boiling.
The upper ham you can roast too makes lovely Sandwiches. The lower end which is salty has to be boiled and rinsed to remove the excess salt but is used for making Pea and Ham Soup an old recipe that our Grandparents used alot or cooked with cabbage and potatoes boiled.

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Ingredients

1 Hour boiled
2 servings
  • 1Ham Hock
  • 1/2Sweet heart Cabbage
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1 Hour boiled
  1. 1

    Add the shank to water in a large pan and cover the shank with water. After 30 minutes add the cabbage and also whole potatoes it you wish. Boil for a further half hour on medium heat.

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    When cooked lift it out and then slice off the skin and throw away. The meat just falls off the bone. Drain off the cabbage too.

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  3. 3

    All the meat and the cabbage you can sprinkle a little salt. The meat is so tasty. But just as lovely roasted. The cabbage has a lovely taste being boiled with the hock. Make sandwiches or just pick off the plate which my son did because it tastes so good.

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on May 03, 2020 16:23
Liverpool England
Cookpad founder Member Ambassador, Also a Cookaholic.I love this Cookpad Site, Recipes, friends, interesting people and outstanding recipes, and able to see and to taste food from all over the world. i have learned so much more here, spices , herbs and lovely recipes of different cultures. also experimenting mixing different herbs and spices and making my own creations .I have cooked for my family since I was 14yrs, home from school as my Grandmother could no longer cook she was 91yrs, my Dad worked and there was only me so I learned quite quick and have always enjoyed it. I only started experimenting with herbs and spices and items I had never heard of before through joining Cookpad 2014 and I'm still learning new things. It is a passion of mine and I always invite my family around so I can create something new for them to try. my children grew up learning lots from me I have 3 daughters all with their own families and two Sons one who cooks for his family also my youngest son who is still at home with me,he comes up with some lovely meals and ideas so I'm proud of them all. 💜
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